Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1800-1900
Materials:glass
Technique:enamelled
Dimensions:Height: 95 millimetres
Description:
Glass bottle-shaped vase with ovoid body and tapering neck. The vase is thick semi-opaque glass. There is a rockery and flowering peonies in mixed enamels and a poetical inscription with three seals in red on the exterior.
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Comments:Published PDF date : Qing Qianlong 1736-95 Room 95 label text:PDF 852Enamelled glass vase with flowers and a poemJesuit missionaries residing within the Forbidden City brought with them European technologies such as enamelling glass. This bottle-shaped vase is made of opaque white glass decorated in mixed enamels. This vase has a four-character Qianlong mark incised within a double square and filled in with blue green enamel on the base.Enamelled glassChina 中國Qing dynasty, about AD 1800–1900 PDF 852玻璃畫琺瑯山水詩文瓶紫禁城內的耶穌會傳教士，帶來了西方的技術，如玻璃畫琺瑯。此瓶質地為不透明白色玻璃，繪混合琺瑯彩料。器底雙方框內刻四字乾隆年款，填藍綠色彩料。玻璃畫琺瑯中國清代，約1800-1900年
Materials:glass
Technique:enamelled
Dimensions:Height: 95 millimetres
Description:
Glass bottle-shaped vase with ovoid body and tapering neck. The vase is thick semi-opaque glass. There is a rockery and flowering peonies in mixed enamels and a poetical inscription with three seals in red on the exterior.
IMG
Comments:Published PDF date : Qing Qianlong 1736-95 Room 95 label text:PDF 852Enamelled glass vase with flowers and a poemJesuit missionaries residing within the Forbidden City brought with them European technologies such as enamelling glass. This bottle-shaped vase is made of opaque white glass decorated in mixed enamels. This vase has a four-character Qianlong mark incised within a double square and filled in with blue green enamel on the base.Enamelled glassChina 中國Qing dynasty, about AD 1800–1900 PDF 852玻璃畫琺瑯山水詩文瓶紫禁城內的耶穌會傳教士，帶來了西方的技術，如玻璃畫琺瑯。此瓶質地為不透明白色玻璃，繪混合琺瑯彩料。器底雙方框內刻四字乾隆年款，填藍綠色彩料。玻璃畫琺瑯中國清代，約1800-1900年
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